Ask the Spin Doctor: Colonoscopy

Dr. Karen Smith, Physiatrist and Emeritus Professor in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at Queens University, and co-author of the Actionable Nuggets, gives colonoscopy advice for people with SCI.

The Fine Print

Just like SCI stem cell research a few years ago, there’s a lot of hype surrounding neurostimulation. Now there’s some concern that the complete story isn’t being told—particularly when it comes to the online description and promotion of epidural spinal cord stimulation.

SCI & Immunity

Emerging research is shedding new light on an old question: does spinal cord injury affect the body’s immune response?

Fuel Up

Nutrition researchers and a sport dietician weigh in on how to fuel your body for optimal health and performance.

PeerSAY: Top 10 Things I Wish My Doctor Understood About SCI

How much does your doctor know about SCI? If you’re like one of the peers we chatted with, chances are they don’t know enough (and that’s if you have a primary care doctor in the first place). When it comes to your health and wellness, you deserve a doctor who is trustworthy, a good listener, and knows a thing or two (and hopefully more) about SCI.

Matters of the Heart

A participant receiving a basic ultrasound scan of the heart.

A new study is underway to find out if there are differences between the male and female heart after spinal cord injury.

Goal-Getters

Build confidence and achieve your health-related goals with support from SCI BC’s new Peer Health Coaching Program.